Razor v. Razor

Appellant, aged sixty-five, was married to appellee, aged twenty-eight, in November, 1888. The original bill in this case was filed by appellee for separate maintenance, alleging that she was living separate and apart from her husband without fault on her part. The defendant (appellant) answered,. denying that he had deserted her or that they were living separate and apart without .the fault of the wife, and filed a cross-bill for divorce, alleging that the wife had been,guilty of adultery since the marriage. Answer was filed' denying the charges in the cross-bill, and the issues upon both…